Tired of mirror glare at night?

[KGS]

Radial engine, no wing struts.
Most likely suspect... A Cessna 195.

[4dFord/SC]

AutoZone sells a static cling window shade product that it seems you could use by cutting out a piece in the shape of your mirror. Just a thought. http://www.autozone.com/autozone/acc...er=515001_0_0_

[Old Henry]

Originally Posted by KGS

Radial engine, no wing struts.
Most likely suspect... A Cessna 195.

Originally Posted by keith oh

Plane looks like a Cessna 120 to me. Fabric wings, metal body.

It is a Cessna 195 first built and flown the year Old Henry was - 1947. Same with the Spruce Goose on the other bobble.

Here's a close-up of the Cessna:



And the Goose bobble:

[Old Henry]

Originally Posted by 4dFord/SC

AutoZone sells a static cling window shade product that it seems you could use by cutting out a piece in the shape of your mirror. Just a thought. http://www.autozone.com/autozone/acc...er=515001_0_0_

Static cling is a nice idea but unfortunately the screen is too opaque to see through on a mirror.

[Graeme / New Zealand]

Originally Posted by Old Henry

I've tried a lot of mirrors on my car and the best I found were the convex "Peep" mirrors. Nice and close and wide angle for a great view, especially on the right side where I couldn't see anything useful in any other kind of mirror. Convex "Peep" mirror is the only way to go for me. I left my other mirrors on for looks but don't really use them. They're just not as useful as the peep mirrors.

Here's my driver's side. Passenger side is the same.

I got a pair of swan neck mirrors for my coupe and I know they will be as usleless as a "chocolate fireguard as they are not set up for RHD. I got them because I'm missing the 2 chrome strips on the cowl, because those little strips are as rare as rocking horse stuff around here. They are an expensive decoration, but I like them. I'll have to get some of those peeps for practicality.

GB

[Old Henry]

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Originally Posted by Graeme / New Zealand

I got a pair of swan neck mirrors for my coupe and I know they will be as usleless as a "chocolate fireguard as they are not set up for RHD. I got them because I'm missing the 2 chrome strips on the cowl, because those little strips are as rare as rocking horse stuff around here. They are an expensive decoration, but I like them. I'll have to get some of those peeps for practicality.

GB

You can see in the reflection on the peep mirror that I also have the swan necks but they are, as you say, fairly useless, particularly the one on the passenger side of the car.